.Newt Gingrich - Trump and Netanyahu will change history decisively

@newtgingrich I don’t follow Sean, yet he’s all over my Twitter feed. So let me say again, stay out of this war and quit being such a neocon warmongering pos.

@newtgingrich Yeah, WW3 will definitely change history decisively. We all hope Barron will be first in line to enlist.

The split is becoming clearer. The Newts, Hannity's, Congress persons, Neo Cons vs The Tucker Carlsons , Bannons, Academia, Mearshimers Where will MAGA be, the above choice will decide. Will Trump honor his commitment "No Wars or next Iraq"

SEAN, Its not the 1940-50s anymore ...the dynamics and relationships have changed since then. Israel has been nothing but trouble since the inception in May 1948. The land should be given back to the Palestinians or at least give them every thing they need and more of this holy land. However, this conflict will not end to their land is returned...WE ALL KNOW THAT! We have good relationships with countries in the Middle East that can be our strategic partners without the this land issue. Should have NEVER have happened. Current relationships in the the Middle East landscape with the USA: If you disagree with me state your case imo ...All Israel has done has sucked trillions of dollars from in aid, 10,000+s of lives of our military killed over the decades, and bed the boiling hot bed of turmoil for the world....WE DONT NEED THEM AS AN ALLIE ANYMORE and WE DONT NEED THE OIL IN THE REGION...WE HAVE PLENTY OF OIL UNDER OUR SOIL! FROM Ai: The United States maintains a complex network of relationships with several countries in the Middle East, beyond its strong alliance with Israel Key Allies and Partners: Saudi Arabia: The U.S. has a strong alliance with Saudi Arabia, marked by cooperation on regional stability and counterterrorism efforts. However, there have been tensions due to disagreements over regional conflicts and human rights issues. Egypt: Egypt is considered a "Major Non-NATO Ally" of the U.S.. The U.S. provides bilateral foreign assistance to support Egypt's state institutions. Jordan: Jordan is also a "Major Non-NATO Ally" and the largest recipient of bilateral assistance from the U.S.. Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates: These countries in the Persian Gulf are important partners due to shared security concerns, particularly with Iran and extremist groups. The U.S. maintains a military presence in some of these countries, notably Kuwait and Qatar. The UAE, in particular, is a vital partner on security issues, participating in counterterrorism efforts and cooperating with the U.S. on border security, maritime security, cybersecurity, and military preparedness. Turkey: While a NATO member and an American ally, Turkey's relationship with the U.S. is complicated by its opposition to Israel and support for Hamas. Iraq: Since 2008, Iraq and the U.S. have a Strategic Framework Agreement covering various aspects of their partnership, including security and economics. The U.S. provides military and economic aid to Iraq.

@newtgingrich Just like all the other wars.

@newtgingrich War mongers

@newtgingrich No need for direct US involvement. Israel pulled off historic-level intelligence gathering and is dominating this war. US should not intervene unless we are attacked or Israel really needs our help. For now, they're doing a great job.

@newtgingrich History was changed decisively when the CIA overthrew the democratically elected government of Iran & installed the Shah of Iran.. How did that work out? Now @POTUS @realDonaldTrump wants surrender or death of Khamenei. And then what?!

@newtgingrich Together, they’re a force the world can’t ignore. History’s watching.

@newtgingrich It'll be over soon, and the world will have to move on! But to where?!